How Crypto Taxes Work

You may have to pay taxes on cryptocurrency. Learn how taxes on crypto work and what is required in order to pay tax on your income and profits.

Learn how crypto taxation works and how you should expect for your crypto trading and investing to be taxed.

Did you trade bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies? Learn if you’re required to file taxes for your trading and how to file crypto taxes.

Find out what tax rate you may have for your crypto taxes. Crypto and bitcoin tax rates depend on your income as well as how long you held the cryptocurrency.

We break down official IRS guidance on virtual currencies. Learn what the tax guidelines are for cryptocurrency and how they may apply to you.

Save money on your crypto taxes with tax loss harvesting. Learn how to strategically identify what crypto you can claim losses on in order to reduce your tax bill

If you received a Form 1099-K from an exchange like Coinbase, there's no need to panic. Learn what the 1099-K is and what it means for your crypto taxes.

Did you receive a Letter 6173, 6174, or 6174-A or a CP2000 notice from the IRS for your crypto taxes? Learn what these letters mean and what action to take

Per IRS guidance, spending crypto on goods and services — like buying a cup of coffee — is a taxable, and it must be accounted for in your crypto taxes.

Stablecoins, like USDT, USDC, PAX, and DAI, are typically pegged to a fiat currency like the US Dollar. Here's how cryptocurrency tax works for these assets.